Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-03

Icopwigh 1857. by Ge California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-ISpecial. I
Miss Mullan, eldest daughter of Captain
and Mrs. John Mullan, is debutante this
season, and she has made the tour Of the
world with some wealthy Californians.
During her residence abroad she continued
her vocal lessons. Mrs. Mullan returned
late in the summer from Europe with her
two daughters.
The undergraduates Passengers.
TCopyTiga, 1887, By ae California issocia.ca Iyess,I
PHILADELPHIA, November 2d.-Five pas
sengers from the steamer independents
have been located in this city by the
Health authorities after q search. The
Health Officer says that some are disposed
to keep back information concerning their
baggage, and suggests the visit of the Med
ical inspector on disinfectiug mission.
The Fence VIII Stay.
iCopyigt. 1887, By ae California associated Press,
New HAVEN Comm, November 3D.
The Yale Corporation has decided to locate
a 100000 recitation-room at the corner of
College and Chapel streets, but will spare
the fence on which many generations of
Yale students have sat.
Arcata's New Postmaster.
Iccpyrg, 1887, BY the California Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-[Special. /
Jasper l.. Davis has been commissioned
Postmaster at Arcata.
John +. Swift's Movements.
Copyright, 1887, by Ge California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-[Special. J.
John +. Swift will leave Washington for
the South tomorrow. He returns via the
Southern Pacific
An Alleged Conspiracy.
CHICAGO, November 2d-A special from
Washington says: The national bankers
are charged in card, published here to-
day; with having maintained a conspiracy
during the past five years for the contrac-
ton OF the national bank circulation with
view to decreasing values and increasing
discounts. 1t is asserted that the copspira
tors have reduced the circulating medium
at the rate of $50000,000 a year or from
S40O, 100000 to $167, 100000 since the con-
spiracy began.
Women in Politics.
New YORK, November 2d.-For the first
time in the history of the New York School
department, woman will be appointed to-
morrow as member of the Board of Trus-
tees. A subcommittee of the Board made
the selection a few days ago, and at a regu-
lar meeting of the Trustees tomorrow
afternoon The nomination will be con.
hrmed. Until then the Board have resolved
to keep the lady's name secret
The British Peace Commissioners.
PITTsBURG, November 2d-A party of
distinguished Englishmen, members of the
National Peace Commission, who arrived
IN Pittsburg last night with Andrew Carn-
egie, spent to-day in visiting the various
points OF interest in the city and vicinity.
Increased It's Capital.
ALBANY IN. ", November 2d.-The
Commercial Cable Company yesterday
filed the certificate for an increase of its
capital from $40o0,000 to SC, 900 900.
California Pensions.
WASHINGTON, November 2d.-[Special. |
These California pensions have been
granted: James S. Davis, San Andreas :;
Patrick Moran, San Francisco; John w.
Durbin, Los Angeles.
The Pancake-Thrower.
ST. LOUIS, November 2d.-Mrs. Anna
Sachs, who threw pancake at Mrs. Cleye-
land during the Presidents visit to this
city, was released to-day on appeal, by the
payment of SIS.
A Printers Strike.
ST. LOUIS, November 2d.-The Union lob
printers of this city have struck for an in
crease of 81 per week.